HALLOWEEN VOCABULARY

Broomstick – palo de escoba

Carve – tallar, esculplir
Cauldron – caldera
Cobweb – telaraña
Coven – aquelarre
Creepy – de terror
Devil – demonio
Gravestone – lápida
Graveyard – cementerio
Spooky – espeluznante
Wand – varita mágica
PRACTICE
a. Complete the sentences with the correct word:
1. Red liquid that circulates in our arteries and veins: blood
2. Apparition of a dead person: ghost
3. A man who has magical powers: wizard
4. Person that is neither dead nor alive and eats brains: zombie
5. A long box, made of wood, in which a dead body is buried: coffin
6. A large rounded orange fruit used to decorate: pumpkin
7. Body of a human being that is wrapped in bandages: mummy
8. Lantern made from a hollowed-out pumpkin used to decorate: Jack-o-lantern
9. A corpse that drinks living beings’ blood by biting their necks to survive:
vampire
10. Nocturnal bird of prey with a large head and eyes: owl

b. Write five sentences using these words:

1. Sweets:
2. Bones:
3. Haunted house:
4. Bat:
5. Potion: